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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-08-11
FOR ONE DOLLAR

he MARIETTA Journal can no had In
ciu9s Oh ten, fol one dollar for each sub.
sicrloeF, anu an extra paper NIL be given to.
the one getting up the olab Now is the.
self and u 100, ~
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GEORGIA-CoBB COUNTY

TO whom it may concern: Mrs. Mary
Jane Manner, widow of Afford Manor de-
ceased, have applied and had SCI aparf a
years support for herself out al the estate
OF said deceased. This is to notify all con-
cerned that the same will be made m,
Judgment OF this court at the September
term 1887, unless objections be filed. This
July Both, 1887
Fl. NJ, HAMMETT Ordinary
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"RAGGED CONFEDERATE"

Referring to Mr.. John II. lnman' 5
purchase of 10000 shares Of Central
railroad stock, the New York Times
says that be thus becomes director
in over 10000 miles of Southern rail
road, and that no other man has any
such record. at is difficult to real
ize, continues the Times, "that this
man, who has poured millions of
money into the South, came out Of
the war with but tattered Confed-
crate uniform for his sole possession
in the whole world His career has
much that is wonderful in it. Every
dollar that he owns, and he is mil
ionaire many times over, he has
made himself since the war time,
when he come TO New York for a
elerkShip. New York has adopted
no son that has brought her more
honor" This is high praise, but it
is not undeserved.
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Perry county, Ind, seems to be in
a peck Of trouble. The County Com
missioner has eloped with 100000 Of
the public funds, and the District
Attorney is in durance vile for brib-
ing jurors.
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Marietta Oct. 1, Nov. l, q, y ". ~. d,
20, 2S % 80, Dec !, > 3. 4 and d The
Books will close aad !, las be issued against
all failing 10 pay in the time given. hone
all will pay promptly and save cost.
Respectfully
}. V. STANBACK
Tax Collector Cobb County
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Tax Collectors Notice.

| will be at the following places on the
date mentioned for the purpose of colleeons
State and County tax for th, scar 1857
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in Michigan twenty-six towns are
boring for natural gas.
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Isecafr utButllb fpshHEs ttIts ~ p ~
( i He passed from harsh and cruel cyeeds
to that serene philosophy that has no plsce
for pride or hate, that threatens no re.
;yenge, that looks on Elm as 4stumblings Of
thobiind and pities those who fall, know.
ing that In the aoula Of all there Is a sacred
yea,ning for the light. He ceaRsd to think
Of man rs something thrust upon the
world-an exile from some other sphere.
He felt at last that men ere part OF natures
aeli--kiadred OF all life-the gradual
growth OF countless years that all the
sacred books were helps untii outgrown,
aud sll religious rough and deviouu paths
that man hss worn with weary feet in sad
and painful SEARCH for truth and peace.
To him these paths Eero wrong, and yet
oil gave promise ct success. He know
that all the streams, no matter how they
wander, turn and curve amid the hi,s and
rocks or linger in tho lakes and pools,
must some time reach the sea. ~. 55..!i,
Al These views enlarged biz soul and made
him patient with the world, aud Ehile
the wintry snows OF age were falling on
his hesd, spsing, with all her weslth Of
bloom, was In h:s heart. ~ iS4
> The memory OF this ample man il now
q part Of natures wealth. He bsttled for
the rights OF men. His hesrt VAS with
ths s!aye. He aiood against tho selfish
greed $ol millions banded to protect the
pirates trade. His voice WIS for the
right when ireedom'a friends were few,
he taught the church 10 think and doubt,
10 did not lear to atand alone. His brain
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The ;Lnng,ry.Coghla kiss,
Kansas City 2inls. l5.p sGs

NANf''""' wy A"'s'' .gs'-rH.r ..Hf. ~. r
For my part I think little OF the Lanetry
kiss. 1t was not realism it was not even
conventional. On Mr.. Coghlsn's eide 1t
was marked by that delicacy and timidity
With which man would stick his nose
into pineapple ice. On Mrs Laugtry'a
part 1t was characterized by that air Of
resignation which tho female witness on
being told In court that sho must take an
oath, said: well, it l must, must
DaDnw But more bewildsring than that
hollow mockery Ola kiss were the prelim.
inarIes TINT lsd up to the clasp and the
embrace. Did you ever see two xrestleys
at thc,csll OF ''time?" How they circle
about each other and bend their cks and
work their arms, ready TO seize point Of
vantage. Even so did Mrs. Langsry and
Mr.. Coghlan eye each othe..4nd saw tho
air and topple and bsnd untttthe ono had
swooned and tho other had swooned, and
the climax Of awkwardnees was reached.
l do not believe thst there arc two people
on the American stage who could go
offend the graceful laws Of gravitation
and the irrepressible impulse Of nature.
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AN OLD TORY.

Ito believed In tho Good Old Times md
Showed his belief In Peculiar Fashion.
Eets York Graphic I,ss,a a.IR ,ln
There arc men who belong, by their
feeling and modes Of thought, to the soy.
epteenth century; their bodily existence
il passed in tho nineteenth. Such man
was Dr.. Routh, who died in 1854 in hia
Tooth year. In bis case 1t Is not difficult
to excuse a lack Of appreciation Of "mod.
ern improvement" lie had been Preei.
dent Of Magdalono College % yours when
he died. q M.
His politics we're those OF Stafford, his
religion that Of LBud, the topic OF his con.
versstion the Young Prstender and tho
JGcobite faction, md hs wore tull-but-
toned wig 10 the day Of his death.
The old Tory did not quarrel with the
nineteenth century, aH Mr.. Ruskin doep,
with hla contemptuouH condemnation OF
railroada. bicycles and modern modes OF
locomotion generally. Dr.. Routh nimply
renowned tho century and all iss worke.
At thong in!ervale he visited London, but
be always Travelled by coach called the
Star. The fare had been % ehillings,
which competition had reduced to II
guinea. III .Nt h.. ge .lsi.i ~. !,
Unaware oil the reduction, Dr.. Routh,
on bis next visit to the metropolis, was
assisted to slight by the coacbman, to
whom no handed 25 shillings for his fare
aud An additional half crown as q Zip"
for the respectable jehu. ID
"'The fare, Mr.. President, ia reduced to
a guilea," said the coachmsn. The VEN
srsbls man reflected, and then replied:
"Sir, l have always paid 25 ehilliugs,
and l always SHALL" .4T ~
Jehu bowed submissively and pocketed
thu extra shillingo.
An undergraduate having appeared OF
the college three days sitter the beginning
OF the tsrm--be had spent the time in
London-tha tutors suggested that he
should be russicated. :r7tE 81 "a 5's
.".Three days late, is he?" answered the
venerable President in his childish treble.
well, sirs, there has been q heavy fall of
snow, and no the gentleman resides in
Norfolk, no doubt the coaches have been
detained on the road"
"But, urged the TUTORS" no could have
reached Oxford In lew hours by rail-
Way" -. E.=.5 ne 4
"Rsilwsy!" exclaimed the President
incsedulous!y. "Ah, well, ! don't know
anything about thstp u s.,Er
The old man, though be daily heard
The whistle OF tho locomotive running on
the Great Western railway, ignored the
existence Of theroad. 5fR f3,t
lie wes a Tory Of the ciaaa from whom
the genius o! Dlsraeli rescued The great
Conservative party and gave it q new
!eaae Of life.
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Baltimore Sun. n 1'Tf3' ~ I'M
In the opinions recently handed down
by tho Court Of Appeals we find another
delightful exhibition OF the methods OF
corporation In thia State. It 10 very we'll
known thst tho West Virginia Railroad
Company has heretofore been compelled
to chip It's coal and othsr freight from liza
terminus OF Piedmont 10 Cumberland and
other points over the Baltimore & Ohio
systeln. 1t haB been alleged that the latter
company took advantage Of the situation
and charged such high ireights that the
West Virginia was compelled to do some.
thing to protect itself. 1t therefore con.
cluded to build new road between the
two pointa mentioned. 80 as to meet other
roads at Cumberland, and thus secure
bettor rates for liz freight. N
The Piedmont 4 Cumberland Railway
Company WEB chartered and the work Of
construction went quietly on until the
Cookery farm, IN Allegany county, was
reached. At this point the hand OF tho
Baltimore 4 Ohio appeared, resentng tho
outrage Of having freight which they had
carried on their own terms diverted to
aome other road. Litigation in all its
multiplied forms followed, and tho lease
Of q tenant Of the land was mado the
foundation for disputing tho chartered
rights Of tho new company, setting aside
inquisitiona and procuring injuuctions.
The company put forward to do tho fight
ing in opposition 10 the Piedmont 4
Cumberland WIS railroad company
known as the Cumberland & Penneylya-
nia--"a rival and hostile corporation" 90
1t is called by tho Court Of Appeals. 1t
wac, Of courGe, but fgurehead in this
fight. Nth f1l.
The Court OF Appeals brushes aside the
legal cobwobs by which 1t was sought to
delay ma, II possible, defest an important
enterprise, and puts the seal Of its con.
domination on what 1t calls "ao discredita.
bic q scheme" OF course, the public, who
have III interest in low freight charges,
have never been thought OF In all this, but
have boon compelled to eIand by and ace
all the quibb!ea and tricEery Of perverted
law resorted to, that corporations may
to prey upon It. It Is refreshing
to find, In. fact, that the battle Is not al.
wsya TO the strong, and that ring tactics
applied to corporations has for once been
defeated. Go, and sin no more.
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W. - .-s.srH- 49, -.s.r.
DORSET SHEEP,
Some Of the Fine Points of tho Brecd-Goo
Mutton. % Tsgi,

Some Of the Fine Points of tho Brecd-Good
K. Mutton. 4&
American Agriculturist. 70.
. Doraetshire ia one of the English coun-
tiss where sheep.herding ia a leading in
duslry, and in which there is q breed pc
culiar to its location. Purely bred, the
Dorset hus been distinguished many years
for It's production OF early lambs, An i'm
portant item Of the counsy's commerce is
tho Gale Of ewes in lamb TO breeders in
different parts OF England, who realizs
profit by forwarding carly youngsters to
the markets ot London and other large
towns. Both the males ard females OF
this brand arc horned, with white faces
and legs, but the sou;huown c,oBs brings
horrless young, and puts cloud, tending
to blacknees, upon the white faces Of the
Dorset mothers 2iit. s,5.r \. 49, ~.
Mr.. Edward W. Kelly. now wheat
farmer in Northern Dakota, an intelligent
observer and decided lover Of tho live
stock Of bis native Britain, and particular
ly familiar with the sheep Of Dorset,
where be passed come years among the
flock masters, has spoken Of these eheep
in great praise. According to Mr.. Kelly,
the Dorset reaches fms size, not inire-
quently that Of one.iourth larger than the
Southdown, with larger body; its wool
Is OF miloling length, with fleece lying
clcse and heavy, while lie mutton is excel
lent In quality and flavor, although there
is less rapidly Of tattening than with
soma other Of the mutton breeds. The
breeding method OF the Doraeishire breed.
ere is TO cross, in July; the marked ewes
Of their. breed with q Down ram oil
Grst rate form and blood, and when
the mothers arc in condition, to curry
them to the fairs OF the following autumn,
where they were sold to be fed by theii
buyers until their young are dropped,
Dorset ewes arc devoted mothsra snd good
nuraes; their milk flow is copious. and
they--hsving yielded their lsmbs to thei,
owne1s-sye put at fattening, with the in.
tent to have themselves ready for the
slauehtering with al haste possible. The
pure.bred Dorset hos a heightened face
with au srched nasal bone, and q wool
tult upon tho forehead the rams horns
arc large, strong and epiral the ewes arc
horned, also, but with lighter and smaller
horns than the males. They fold easily
are docile and quiet, and their wethers a
thsea years old averages seventeen Il
twenty-five poundn the quarter.
I . D
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H. Y .
truly beautiful world VIC live In |
Nature gives us grandeur OF mountains,
glers and oceans, and thousands OF means
Of enjoyment. We can desire no better
when in perfect health; bnt how oiton do
the majority Of people feel like giving 1t
up dishesrtened, discouraged and worn
cut with disease, When there is no ocea-
sion for this feeling, Go every sufferer can
easily obtain proof that Green's Auq,ls.
Flo,rer will make them free from disease
rs when born. Dyspepsia aud Liver Com.
plant Gre the direct causea Of seventy.tiye
per cent Of such malGdies CO Biliousnees,
Indigestion, Sick Hesdaehp, Costiveness,
Nervous Proatration, Dissiness ofthe Head,
Palpitation ol,the Heart, au,l other dis.
tressing symptoms. Three doses oil 1u.
gust Flo,rcr will prove its wonderful effect,
sample bottles, 10 ccutn. Try It. nav
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Tho ailments which anllct tho kidneys aud blad.
der are 50 numerous, that merely to name them
would oil space far oultunr!ng the limits Of this
article Suffice 1t TO say, that they arc boh obs,!.
nate and dangerous. 70 their prevention Hostel.
tcr's Stomach, Bitters Is we'll adapted Tho sttmu.
lus which It lends TO the action OF the kidneys
when they arc le,haIsic serve to coun,cract tsti.
deAcy IN Them 70 lapse ast. into state Of perH!.
live organic disease which soon destroys ;hei. del
icate in!eeuments, poisous the blood and causes
death. 4 doube purpose Is served by this depu.
rent 1t promotes activity Of the kidneys, and az.
pals Impurities IRON tho blood viii III hayo no nat.
ural chsnuel Of outlet. excOst those oiains. Con.
sttpation, oiiousness, fever and ague, fheamsttsm
and dyspepsia, arc also remcd!ed By this medicine
Of thorough action aud Wide scope, 2 2, n 7Tl
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For Tlt1brrsh-5Go a, r., d.,ly. s.1O a m
daily except sunday; las p. N. daily, except Sun.
For WEAhington--5:10 .. m daily, etcs, auntuv
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The fumes of iheIr gunpowcr scented The ky. 4
And all tho year found was their Fourth Of Julyl
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:. Certain dentists who have tooth nos
trums to sell and who find that the Sczodont
is taking the placs OF every other denti-
frice in the land, shake their heads know
ingly and hint that it is delsterious. II
they mean deleterious to their intereste, ne
doubt they are right. Were it destructive
to the teeth, these cavilers would have
nothing to Guy against it, aB evil effects
would bring .erist to their mill their mo-
tivcs ere too transparent not to be neen by
every intelligent. person. TThs&w
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OH! Oh qntdLiq.e:t!:ll:a!,1:.
AT LhST!

Once, Ms. 40 anil 81 Fourteenth Street. !
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Miss Sawyer, who is poor, was introduc.
ed at a lunch party to Mics Taylor, who is
rich, and was.coldly received. MisH Sawyer
is bright and knows her own sntecedenta
snd Miss Tsylor's also. She was uuabash.
cd and spoke checrily: "I'm 80 glad to
meet you. I've often wanted to- its 80
funny-my name ia Sawyer aud my grand.
father was taller, and your name Is lay
lor and your grandfather was q sawyer.
Mine used to make. clothes for youra, and
yours used to naT wood for NINE" Verify
we get our rewards. {
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took counsel Of hia heart. To every foe
be offered Ireconciliation's hand. He
loved this land Of ours, and added 10 ita
glory through tho world. He was tho
greatest orator that stood within the pull.
pits narrow curve. He loved the liberty
Of Speech There was no trace OF bigos In
his blood. He was q brave and generous
man, and go, with reyerent hands, /
place this trlbnte on his tomb. s.AlqE
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Live Stock,

e. ~.
CHICAGO. June q. Cattle Receipts 10 Coz head
shipments 900 head; market weak aud cousldofa.
ply lover shiphlng steers s. SOai 10: stockerx and
ietdors 81 e0a3 10: cows. bulls and mixed 81 i0a
q, Texas cattle 81 20aS 10. Hogs-Rcce!ptE H. 90
head shipments 600 head marke. opened steady,
closed l0c lower; rough and mixed 81 yOa5 IL:
packing and shipping S. l0a5 20; light 81 91ah 90
sktps 81 0lai S. sheel,-Reecipts 500 head; ship.
ments none; market slow and 10c lower; natives
IS oa4 Is; Western 50 fa3 70; Texans . 75aS %;
East LIBERTY, Jnne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al
head: shipments 9sl head: market very dull:
prime 81 35ai 60: fair to good So 90ai 10; common
81 75a3 Is. Hogs-Recelp.s LOCO head shipmen,s
i,leo head: market active, phtludeIphias IS id
IS; Workers IS 2:a5 40: common and ilgh, Is l0a
20. sheep-Rteeipts 5,l0o head: shipments S, tO0
head: market firm on good. tlow,on common;
prime 81 4fai Is; fair to good 81 Goal Is; coulmoa
81 ocaS 70; spring lambs s. 5Ea6 co. !
Z. ClNClSNArl, O., June 2o.-Hogs active and firm:
common sud light o. o0ab 49,; packing and butch.
es q Soa' 80; receipts $3.50 head; shipmen1 900
.1H . " 3 II
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EDUCATIONAL. ;
TIVE WHEELING INSTITUTE.
STANMESIAG CURED,

gy,tCm based upon natures laws. 4 NO HECRYCY
10 TRICKS, System orphaned 10 those inter,
6Md ..L-1. 4
rsttnDS, who have received bon0ll from the method
VI IntTictlon. AAdres, L-fL z. - y. Ei
VI nov Mrs, N. STEvENs HART, Principal,
wsshlngtOn schoo! Of Mocution and Engllsb,
L'Hs"'"'' Dci N. ST., N. W., Washington, D. O, !,
s,udcnU boarded In family Of Principal. s7rtlJ I
I.1t . a
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YWH lIsl: 4 PITTSBURGH DIYI-
On ana a.se- MAY %, 1887 passenger trnlns will
run 70 io,!ows-ESS.nrn Standard time: ,1"--l''''
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The bca. salye In the world ior cuts,
bruises, aorea, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
torres, letter, cbsppsd hands, chilblsinu,
eorns, and oil akin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
Ia guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
Or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For sals by Logan Il %. "a, l'5s3
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a heated controversy with o hotel clerk
generally ends in somebody getting fired"
Don't

T1iae with any Throat or Lung Disease.
II you hsvo Cough or Cold, or the chill.
dren Gro threatened with Group or
Whooping Cough, use Ackor's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble. It
is a. positive cure, aud We guarantee it.
Price 10 and 5oc. Logan 4 Go. and O.
Menkemeller. \: 8 G
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Old

and reliable Mediclncs are tho best to DO.
pond upon. Acker's Blood Elixir has
been prescribed for years for all impuri.
ties Of the Blood. III every form OF Scrof.
ulous, Syphiiitic or Mercurial diseases, II
Is Invaluable. For Rheumatism, has no
equal. Logan & %. and @. Msnke.
meller. ,f57lls 10 (.
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why Ackes's Blood Elixir is warrcnted, Is
because It 10 tho best blood prepsration
known. twill positively cure all blood
diseases, purities tho whole syatem, and
thoroughly builds up the constitution.
Remember, we guarantee it. Logan 4 90.
and q. MsnknmNllar. a., ~ q
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A fast man 10 usually very slow wner
1t comes to paying his debts. -
At Night

Always have Acksr's Baby soother at
hand. Ut is tho only safe medicine yet
made that will remove MI infantile disor-
dee. It contains no Opium or Morphine,
but gives the child natural ease from psip.
Price % csnts. Sold by Logan & Co. and
Q. Menkomeller. 53fg 8
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CottOlt,

9 NEW YoEK, June 2o.--cotton firm; uplands
10 5,lGc: orleans llkn: futures closed steady
July 10 ssc: August 10 9Sc September 10 42c: Octo.
Der 9 90: November 9.7Sc: Decem Der O. TO; jam.
ary oslo; February 9.sse March 0.9ia;Apri l00lc;
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On ississs Vsi'1 earthquakes TIA. ylelou.ly
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Dry Goods.

: NEW York, Juno 2o.-The movement was OF large
proportions OF Tho previous day. but tho new de-.
msnd was light. sales small and tho cotton goods
market strong At current quotations. 4 issl, 10
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CLARxsoNr LIVE s1ocx MARKET, |

z All hogs and sheep sold In these yards by L.
A blackthtre are ut gross weight i,ai'. Il
Receipts this week 3,0N head Of hogs, against
s,to9 head last week; rough hogs selling at At0i
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THE WEST VIRGINIA.

To one student lover fIteco years Of Gge) for every
HV Of population IN each county. Eight cadets
mot rt. iran ID ior more than q years old) from
each Senatorial d!stItat furnished With textbooks
and stationery. besides lret tuition. n 5
Full CUu ,rs pre offered for tho regular academic
degrees Ia AT and Science. and taught by q full
CTlS Of competent Instructors. students may
allO puEsue Il AIllal Courfe + -Ngr ~ 't5rrfa--
4 tnosOrghly equipped Chemical and Physical
Laboratory. Oui MUSEUM OF specimens IN Geolo
~, Natural History, 40. A fine Library. Two
il1urishIgg LltsTArF Societies. Prices for special
Liyersty aud OHiOrIcal excellence. Ifr
Students are permitted 10 enter any class for
With ihCy ara prepared. in any study. " =, 5Sg
Preparatory Department, directed by one d
the b st praci a teachers tu the country. A Law
Department, fetlY efgahised and In tueceSsiIl
operation thorough course, preparatory 10 the
study Of medicine. .t431gia :
B0IdlnR aud lodging at s. 10 to $3.50 per week
TsShIgg 81 o. to 81 " per month. Total expense
Jeey,At, $40 10 SA0, exclusive Of travel sud cloth
ipg .-srzlss ,.,-. -
The scholastic year opens fist Wednesday In
EepItmbG- ~. q q ~. x :. H+Hs7i
iot IurtherlnformR:ion and catalogues address
EN-. TURNER, L.L.D., President, 4
teN MOREaNrDWS " VA s'1s .5s.ss